Vincenzo Cassano

So I've just finish this drama and it was good. They're not a couple but there is little flirting in the beginning but that's it, except for the ending in the last episode where it shows them flirting again and indicates they will most likely become a couple. I gave it an 8 but if there was more romance between the leads i probably would've given it a 9 because the story was good, just missing romance.

This drama is just so boring. I think I'm up to episode 31 but i just can't finish it, and that's unlike me because i hate to leave a drama incomplete. I was forcing myself after episode 20 hoping i could get it over and done with, but i just can't do it.

I still haven't finished it, i think I'm up to episode 31. I just can't finish it, it's so boring.

Exactly👏 I actually like her character. If her mom was anything like her maybe she wouldn't be in that situation.

I'm up to episode 7 and so far it's really good. I've read some comments here there's no romance or very little and the leads aren't a couple, if that's true it's a real shame. I hope they do end up together because it'll make this drama so much better. The stage of romance is perfect for this drama, they're at odds in the beginning but start to get along, i love those types of dramas.

Do the leads become a couple?

Oh ok. Thanks

Why?

It's still good now.

Really? He looks ugly to me

A question for South Koreans or anyone who knows dating etiquette in South Korea. So I've watched The Heirs and I'm shocked and appalled at the way the ML and SML treats women, especially the FL. She gets grabbed, pulled and forced to do things she doesn't want to do. They think they're cool and think they can do and get away with anything. If it was just this drama I wouldn't ask, but I see this behaviour in many Kdramas, like grabbing wrists and dragging her somewhere, and it's not just between couples it can be a friend, colleague, or even a stranger. Is this really acceptable in South Korea, or is it just a common scene in Kdramas  unrelated to reality?

And ugly.

Do you know of a good website other than YouTube where i can watch Indian movies with English subtitles? There's some good ones that aren't on NETFLIX.

Hrithik Roshan was the reason i started watching Indian movies, I think one of the first was Krrish. I tell you who i see very often in Indian movies and i can't believe he's made so many, it's Shah Rukh Khan. I think I've seen him in more movies than any other actor on earth. He must be India's most famous actor? I've also watched a couple of good movies with Salman Khan. NETFLIX shows heaps of them, that's how I'm able to watch all these movies. Baahubali and Baahubali 2 is also one of my favourites.

I actually like the musicals in Indian movies. It's different than musicals from other countries, which i try to avoid because it's annoying for me. Tiger Shroff is amazing at them, he's a great dancer, gymnast and martial artist, which i believe makes him way better than any others I've seen.

Ok Thanks.

I love watching Indian movies, my favourites so far, Krrish, Krrish 3, Heropanti, Baaghi, but any movie with Tiger Shroff is good. He would have to be my favourite Indian actor. I have a question, do all or most Indian movies have musicals? Because all the ones I've watched have singing and dancing. Is this a common theme or am i just watching one type of genre?

Yes, NETFLIX has literally saved my Kdrama, Cdrama and Tdrama life.

What waste? You either watch it or don't. Many people want to see it, and the ones that don't can watch something else.

I see alot of comments saying "what for", "there's no need", "what a waste". What difference does it make? You either watch it or don't.